“Anyone who has seen Me has seen the Father.” – Jesus
When Jesus gave the commission to make disciples, teaching them to obey everything He commanded, His purpose was not to create a community but to establish a culture. That culture was based on the Sonship of Jesus and His relationship to the Father. Culture of Sonship takes an in-depth look at Jesus’ representation of the Father and His initiation of Kingdom culture through His own disciples. We will explore the current culture of the American church in contrast to the model of Jesus’ life to discover if we are living from Kingdom identity, or if we have settled for something less.
Table of Contents:
Foreword by Don Lynch
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1: Father of Dreams
Chapter 2: Follow Me
Chapter 3: Rebels and Orphans
Chapter 4: Some Personal Church History
Chapter 5: A Vision of Sonship
Chapter 6: Consumer Culture Christianity
Chapter 7: American Church vs. Kingdom Culture
Chapter 8: Small Groups
Chapter 9: The Identity of Inheritors
Chapter 10: Restoring Sonship
Chapter 11: The Release of Honor
Chapter 12: Restoring Fathering
Chapter 13: Generational Fullness
Chapter 14: Establishing Sonship
Chapter 15: Breaking Consumer Culture
Chapter 16: Culture Shift
Conclusion
About the Author:
Sean Harvey is the author of two books centered on restoring authentic identity to followers of Jesus Christ. Sean is passionate about discipling God’s people through the authority of Scripture and the power of the Holy Spirit. He has trained in and served with healing and deliverance teams and has served in leadership roles in the church for nearly two decades. He currently lives in Greenville, South Carolina with his wife, Jessica, and their two daughters, Sarah and Savannah.
